Just wanted to introduce myself properly.
I'm a fledgling witch really, and another atheist.
Witchcraft as I practise it is all wrapped up with my body's connection to the natural world, and feminism.
Lots I could bore on about, but I'm quite ill at the moment, and very much still in the mother phase, so I just wanted to share our Lammas rituals with you. They are focussed in healing (for me) and abundance (we are facing pinching challenges currently). The other main focus is grounding myself in the now and just drinking in my children.
I set my salt cleansing bowl out three days ago (loved the video upthread) with a piece of Cornish slate which holds much significance for me. I'm planning to release the water into a nearby stream tomorrow.
DD and I made gingerbread men, and I've spent a while today designing a health and abundance sigil, which I'm going to paint onto them with honey when they come out of the oven.
We've collected grass heads to make a corn dolly, and went blackberrying for a crumble.
I've also made a pasty pie, with my attempt at a pastry corn wreath on the top.
As you can see, I'm fairly kitchen-y and hedgerow-y, but I really want to learn more of the craft from more experienced folk to deepen my practice. How grateful I was to find this thread!